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The quote exposed the narrator’s true motives and intentions to his younger sibling only by his ambition to normalize Doodle, for his own sake. The narrator thought that “pride […] spoke to [him] louder than all their voices”, and that even though he mostly cared his younger brother, he only invested his time and effort to towards Doodle as well as improving his younger sibling's weaknesses to make his family seem more normal. Doodle was oblivious to this, and thought nothing but love towards Older Brother because he was helping Doodle become less different. Hurst also employs the phrase “that pride, whose slave I was” to imply that Older Brother is also having his struggles, and he was figuratively a “slave” to his thoughts, and he was experiencing a conflict with his own morality and dignity. Previous to the younger sibling walking, it seemed “so hopeless from the beginning that it’s a miracle [he] didn’t give up”. The narrator thought, “But all of us must have something or someone to be proud of, and Doodle had become mine. I did not know then that pride is a wonderful, terrible thing, a seed that bears two vines, life and death” (Hurst

century in which Europeans embarked on extensive overseas expeditions. European nations, such as Portugal, Spain, England, and the Netherlands, participated heavily in global trade and set up many trade colonies and routes. Many people will say that the European’s only reason for exploration was to spread Christianity, obtain gold, and gain glory through their conquests and acquisition of lands. Some people might also say that the Ottomans heavily influenced the Europeans to participate in this period of exploration. Although the goals of “God, gold, and glory” are often associated with the Age of Exploration, the Ottoman Empire had a greater influence on the desire of European states to establish overseas empires and employ mercantilist economy

Hatred has been thriving in America since the United States built a home for the brave and for those who dare to be free.Everyone wants to be free and have the courage to be brave.But how many people of color and souls that were and still are, considered divergent for looking different than most average white men and women.They sacrifice their happiness and body to build a home and history and they didn’t and still don’t get to be free or have the nerve to be brave and stand up for their civil rights. How many of them saw the perceived of hatred that was thrown at them for looking different than most white men and women.

The narrator feels humiliated and embarrassed because he has a brother who is not like the others, and this leads him to become selfish and prideful. For example, the narrator is embarrassed and insecure about “having a brother who could not walk,” so he “set out to teach him.” The narrator did not appreciate Doodle for the way he was and wanted a “normal” brother which uncovers his selfishness. The narrator is like any other kid because he has insecurities and does not realize that Doodle is special. In addition, when Doodle was not accomplishing what the

The narrator is ashamed to have Doodle as a brother. For example, he only wants Doodle to walk for his own good, because he is embarrassed of him. In the text it says, “When Doodle was five years old, I was embarrassed at having a brother at that age who couldn’t walk, so I set out to teach him.” The narrator also leaves Doodle in the storm when Doodle claims he can’t run, or he can’t swim. He does this because he doesn’t want a brother that can’t do what he does. This evidence proves that he was embarrassed of

“Encounters at The Heart Of The World: A History Of The Mandan People” is a non-fiction history book which is written by Elizabeth Fenn. This book introduces Mandan people, a native American tribe in North Dakota. It is full of information to the point that is it interest to the general ready. Also, it is a valuable window into the lives of the western Indians. How many of people know that the great native tribe the Mandan was the engine of agriculture and commerce at the center of north America?

A Painted House and Farewell to Manzanar had many conflicts throughout the story. The main characters had to wrestle internal and external conflicts. Both of the main characters had similar struggles. At a very young age both Luke and Jeanne had to keep all of their feelings and secretes in.

There are many different cultures in the world, but there is no culture like the Mandan Tribes. They are a hardworking, smart, and innovative group of people who have their own way of thinking and living. They have been around for centuries. Anyone who learns about their culture will find themselves intrigued, and want to meet them in person. Because of the Mandan’s innovative ways, they managed to create fair settlements, smooth ways to work together, and strong beliefs.

First and foremost is that Doodle was left behind in a thunderstorm by his twelve year old brother.He was so scared he would keep walking fast to keep up with his brother,but then his brother started to run and Doodle fell behind.His brother also stated that he heard his brother cry out “Brother,Brother don’t leave me!Don’t leave me!”.Doodle was crying for his brother but was left in the mud.In the same way his brother sprinted as